Well, here it is. I delivered. Fully aware that only a select few will understand why this came to be, it is my belief others still can benefit from it's creation. So to all of those who've supported me and my art, here ya go!
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Just another Bank Customer
Bob T is just one of those guys. He comes in at least once every other week, ready and eager to fill all our minds with the highly anticipated info concerning Credit Unions, Taxes, and anything else he finds fundimental to our society. Why he choses to do so suited in his biking garb is beyond me. But bless the man's heart. And bless his Fanny-pack. And bless his tight, crotch-grabbing biking shorts. Wait. No. Don't bless that. Curse it.
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Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Part 2: Mission Complete! Part 3: In Progress!
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Monday, March 3, 2008
Bird Flu
So these are a series of shirts I made for friends and family. Sadly, I still have most of them sitting in my closet. Sorry friends and family! Anyway, they've been a lot of fun, and the message they carry is of utmost importance. We MUST. STOP. BIRD FLU. It's already killed over hundreds of millions of birds, and for your information, in the middle east it has already killed 220 people. It has a fatality percentage of 60%, and it's only a matter of time before it hits the states and starts killing us! So help stop it!
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The Slot Machine

What relationship we find ourselves getting into do we not consider a gamble at times? And how many times do we invest into them to have them blow up in our faces? This goes to all types, not just the romantics. I'm talking about sibling relationships, parental, friendships, all types.
I just had a friend move back to California without even warning me or saying goodbye. I have friends who drop off the radar for weeks at a time, others who drop off permanently. Siblings who don't even feel like siblings any longer. Parents who seem like distant beings. And girlfriends who will never quite make sense to you.
I finally just had to draw something.
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Just Slapped
I'm not too sure where this came from. The expression came into my head, and I think it was just a matter of witnessing this happen to many times to people, including myself.
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My date with Influenza
The only comfort I found during my quarantine was the shower. Oh how grateful I am for hot water! I think I took at least three showers a day, what it being my only moment of relaxation. I would just sit there, letting the hot water wash over me. I also found that one of the best feelings in the world is rubbing a buffer stone all over one’s back side.
Unfortunately, it holds nothing to the worst feelings in the world: that first cough that wakes you up. Oh the horror. As if my throat wasn’t sore enough in the morning! But to wake up to that flesh-tearing hacking cough which pain reaches the back of your eyeballs? I curse you Influenza! And that’s if I even get to sleep so that I can have a cough to wake up to! Most of the nights I spent wading in my own body’s perspiration. I honestly went through three bottles of water a night because I’d sweat it all out within the hours. Saturday night was the worst, in which I actually woke up shivering because my entire bed was wet and all my clothing was plastered onto me as if it were wet toilet paper. So I peeled it all off like a sick lizard shedding its sick, wet, moist skin, and tried sleeping in nothing but a thin blanket. This was in vain, for but twenty minutes later I awoke again to discover my entire body dripping with cold sweat and I’m this close to screaming with frustration. I don’t though, mind you, because my throat is so raw I’m pretty sure screaming would've caused blood to spew forth all over me and my bed, and I love my mattress too much.
It was a callous decision for me to have gone out Saturday. I thought some fresh air would do me good. So I took a walk, and found myself heading towards the mall. I bought an orange Julius, and then realizing I had not nourished my body all day, went to buy something at Subways. Eat fresh, right? Well, then I went through something I’ve come to title “The Vapor Effect”. Let me see if it rings any bells for you. Almost everything tastes odd. Smells are bombarding your system, especially odors like ketchup, mustard, vinegar, and salsas. I really should’ve seen this coming, for it’s not the first run-through I’ve had with The Vapor Effect. My Doritos tasted a little funky, but no biggie. But when I bit into my Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki sandwich on Wheat, I felt like I had just stuffed something in my mouth that had been pickled in a bottle of formaldehyde for a year. I instantly dry-heaved, and I even considered vomiting right there in the mall, but dignity was crowned the victor, and I managed to eat all the chicken and some of the vegetables. Lousy waste of six bucks though.
So that was my week, all comfortably wrapped up in my cocoon of disease. I spent most of the time either in bed or in the shower, and only managed to do some drawing when my delirium wasn’t too bad. Sadly, the Bostode Cartoon will probably have to be put off a little longer, since I missed almost a whole week of working on it. I did manage to finish season three of Arrested Development, and whoa is that most recent episode of Lost great!? All in all, a pretty productive, fun, and enlightening week! SIKE!!
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Thursday, February 28, 2008
This is Linbeck
So I have this friend and this is one of his favorite bands. I worked it out with his girlfriend, and I went to work making these shirts so that the band could wear them at the concert they were going to. Jolene gave Ryan a Happy Birthday card with this photo on it. Needless to say, he was blown away.
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Monday, February 25, 2008
Part 2: Mission in Progress
Good morning, everyone. Production is going great. I'm really having a fun time now with the coloring process. I finished all the drawings last week, and am already 15 drawings in on coloring. This is one of the finals. This kid rocks. I'm setting myself some due dates.
The way I see it, I have until the end of the week to get all of them colored. And then the most daunting task will be editing them to the voices. But all in all, I plan on being completely finished by the 7th of march. Hopefully, things won't have any obstacles, and I can get it finished before even then. But that's the latest I'm willing to go. So wish me luck, and keep testing that patience!
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